What happens when you finally have everything you ever wanted, but you've never felt worse? This thought-provoking, philosophical short story follows successful lawyer Jonathan as he searches for meaning beyond ambition. Jonathan spent his childhood deprived of food, attention, and love. Decades later, he is now a wealthy, award-winning lawyer with every material comfort money can buy. By all accounts, he has "won" at life. So, why is he so deeply unhappy? When a long-lost childhood friend gives him a mysterious gift-a broken pocket watch-Jonathan is compelled to confront what the true measure of time should be and what is truly important in life. Guided by the profound insights of Viktor Frankl's logotherapy, The Man Who Lost Track of Time is a tender and transformational short story about rediscovering purpose, embracing our inner leadership, and recognizing the impact we have on others-often in the smallest, most human moments. Fans of The Alchemist and The Time Keeper will love this soulful, modern fable about time, healing, and the courage to lead a life of meaning.